When you try to quit smoking, you have to deal with many negative forces including your physical and emotional addiction, the tobacco industry, advertisers and publishers who help market cigarettes, and your smoking friends.
It’s possible that you’re smoking because you want to. It’s far more likely that you’re smoking because you have to. Your brain feels threatened with the prospect of losing its drug, so it will give you lots of trouble if you try to stop.
It’s your addicted...
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